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1) Correlation between two random input variables may change the mean of an output, but it will not affect the variability and shape of an output distributionTrue of False?2) If x is a random number between 0 and 1, then we can use x to simulate a variable that is uniformly distributed between 100 and 200 using the formulaa) 100 + xb) 200xc) 100 + 100xd) 200 - x

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The required answer for the given question Correlation between two random input variables is,

  1. True
  2. (C). 100+100x

What is Correlation between random input variables?

1). Any statistical association among two random variables or bivariate data, whether causal or not, is referred to in statistics as correlation or dependency.

2). Given that X is an integer selected at random from 0 to 1, The formula 100+100X is used to simulate X so that it is evenly distributed between 100 and 200.

If X = 0, 100+100X will result in the output as 100

If X = 0.5, 100+100X will result in the output as 150

If X = 1, 100+100X will result in the output as 200

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